Now, dear reader, before you glance up at the “back” button thinking that “light on CPU” means “light on sound-quality”, rest assured that nothing could be further from the truth. In this case, that “ something special” is the very conservative system requirements and how ‘lite’ this beautiful-sounding piano suite is on CPU and memory. I always like to find that “ something” about a product that causes it stand out something that puts it ahead of the other race horses, even if only by a nose. In keeping with that principle, let’s continue focusing on True Pianos at this time. Reviewer’s Revival never deliberately compares one product to another, in an attempt to force a choice between the products. Each of these great packages exhibits its own uniqueness and allure. Mediator is one of the 23 design patterns stated inside the GOF Design Patterns book.The only “true” competitor to 4Front’s modelling excellence is the illustrious “PianoTeq 4”, which will also be reviewed here on Reviewer’s Revival in the not-too-distant future. All it does is encapsulates the communication between objects, hence no coupling. It falls into the object behavior patterns category. Nevertheless, this pattern is widely used in many productions ready libraries MediatR is such as one. Recently I've been dwelling in the world of messaging frameworks. In the land of so many awesome libraries, one caught my eyes. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you MassTransit.Īnyways, I was glad to find out that MassTransit has a Mediator implementation that may/may not (depends on your use case) replace the need of MediatR.

So, why using two separate libraries when you can use one? Am I right or am I right? MassTransit Mediator runs in-process and in-memory, no transport (RabbitMQ, Service Bus, etc.) is required i.e. Start with the default ASP.NET Core Web API project.Add MassTransit.AspNetCore package from NuGet.Configure the MassTransit Mediator services as follows.Var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args) Public async Task Consume(ConsumeContext context) 'Freezing', 'Bracing', 'Chilly', 'Cool', 'Mild', 'Warm', 'Balmy', 'Hot', 'Sweltering', 'Scorching' Private static readonly string Summaries = new Public class GetWeatherForecastConsumer : IConsumer You can write a consumer for GetWeatherForecast like this: using MassTransit MassTransit is consumer-based, unlike MediatR that uses RequestHandlers for handling Queries and Commands.

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